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<p>[quote user="Murphy Siding"]What does that have to do with the derailment in Doon Iowa?[/quote]</p> <p>Your laws require a number of precautions to prevent oil train desasters like speed limit, PTC, buffer cars.</p> <p>Perhaps in a case of high water special precautions for an oil train on this route might have been adviced. I don't know if this perhaps was done.</p> <p>As I said before I think the railroad must have known of the high water condition at the time of the accident, I don't say the high water was the cause for the derailment. It might have been.</p> <p>The water level Tree68 gave for up-river from Doon is defined as Major Flood Stage: <a href="http://ifis.iowafloodcenter.org/ifis/app/?c=Doon_(Rock_River)">http://ifis.iowafloodcenter.org/ifis/app/?c=Doon_(Rock_River)</a><br />Klick on the Attention mark for more information.<br />Regards, Volker</p>
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